Blog posts tagged with 'business'

According to the big consulting firm McKinsey, one of the biggest shifts emerging from Covid-19 "is the rising importance of neighborhoods" With lots of travel options shutting down, customers are buying from others in their own neighborhoods. Maybe this gives you the chance to grow your business ev...

Send handwritten thank you notes to people who have bought from you in the past. Re-connect with your customers. You can phone, email, or even visit them. If you love people, it is fun. These past customers can also give your business new life fast. See more work at home ideas here

The order again met and some items exceeded expectations. ~ Keydra in Baton Rouge, LA Africa Imports

    You can take photos of your products in everyday use. Post them and share them with your friends and customers. Give them ideas, and give them more reasons to call you for something.     See more work at home ideas here

Make a list of people you knew a year ago or longer. People from school, from church, people you used to work with. Reach out to them out on Facebook or whatever way is easiest. When they ask what you are doing tell them about your business. If they are interested, tell them more and send them an em...

Our African stall was a success. People loved it!! Thank you. ~ Tatiana in United Kingdom     Thanks you again for your purchases with Africa Imports.

What would you do differently if you could? Learn what could be your biggest opportunity for success. Hasan has improved his life (and the lives of others) with his Africa Imports business. This is the last of 3 parts in this series. If you want to hear more from Hasan, you can find the previous two...

Here is part 2 of how 75 year old Hasan improved his life (and the lives of others) with his African business. In this video, Hasan tells one thing that has helped him have success with his business. Hopefully we can be helped from other people’s experiences this way.   Hear his story here. Africa ...

Hear how 75 year old Hasan improved his life (and the lives of others) with his African business. This is part 1 of 3 parts. In his next two talks, Hasan tells what has given him the most success, and what has slowed him down. Hopefully we can be helped from other people's experiences this way.   H...